[Frigga supposes that would depend upon the motives of the man in question, his hunger or relative desperation to accomplish his goal. But she does not see the need to raise that point.
Instead she laughs a little again.]
Either way, I do not think they would suit me. It is hard to imagine the person who would be flattered by such a garment, regardless of their motives for wearing it.
[Action]
Instead she laughs a little again.]
Either way, I do not think they would suit me. It is hard to imagine the person who would be flattered by such a garment, regardless of their motives for wearing it.